Fake Mass Shooting at King Soopers, Boulder Colorado by Dream Eskimo

FAKE Mass Shooting at King Soopers Supermarket in Boulder, Colorado.
Performed on March 22, 2021.
"Boulder Strong"

21-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Al-Issa supposedly "shot" 10 people and was arrested after being "shot" in the leg. This was a very low rent hoax with terrible crisis actors.
https://gab.com/Lateralus1/posts/112765271181191940

The following year, in July of 2023, gun control policies were pushed again. They used the King Soopers Hoax to justify new restrictions:

"Over a year after Colorado was rocked by a shooting that left 10 people dead in a King Soopers supermarket, one county is proposing gun control ordinances that include raising the minimum age to purchase firearms and prohibiting the sale of assault weapons."

"With gun control bills facing greater opposition in many statehouses and in Congress, the Democratic bastion of Boulder County, where the shooting took place, may soon join several other Colorado municipalities in taking gun control into their own hands."

“We had watched the Aurora shooting, we had watched Columbine, and then it happened in our neighborhood,” said county Commissioner Matt Jones, referring to the 2012 Aurora theater shooting and the 1999 Columbine High School massacre. “It’s all too prevalent.”
https://apnews.com/article/gun-violence-colorado-poli

Notice how they always reference previous events to create a synthetic continuum within the minds of the masses. They are programming the herd to believe this is an ongoing dynamic that has increased in frequency over the years due to "Hateful ideologies" and "Mental Illness".

Columbine was a Hoax. Here is footage that was not released to the public. They used dummies, it was just another simulation drill that went "live".
https://153news.net/watch_video.php?v=9BB1YUD8WBSM

• Category: Hoaxville USA / Psyop,Crisis Actor Award,Fake News / Fake News Inc
• Duration: 10:44
• Date:  2024-07-13 20:44:11
• Tags:   boulder colorado, fake mass shooting, king soopers supermarket, strong cities network, hoax